When you write a letter to a man or woman in prison, it is more than just words written on a piece of paper. Those words have the power to breathe life and hope into their hearts. Crossroads Prison Ministries has a team of more than 5,000 volunteers across the world...
By Elizabeth DeGroot, Crossroads Intern In describing the worst moments of his life, Brian, a Crossroads student in Louisiana, mentions drugs and darkness. In describing the best moments of his life, Brian mentions Jesus. He shared with Crossroads, “God saved me from...
By Elizabeth DeGroot, Crossroads Intern In a recent letter to Crossroads, John, a student in North Carolina, began his message with a wholehearted proclamation of faith. He wrote, “My name is John, and I am a Christian!” Today, being a follower of Christ is a primary...
By Elizabeth DeGroot, Crossroads Intern Meshack’s call to follow Jesus was an audible one. He heard the strong voice of Molefe burst into his cell every Sunday morning: “Church! Church! Church!” Molefe, like Meshack, was in prison. Before reaching the age of twenty,...
Dear Friends of Crossroads Prison Ministries, After a thorough nationwide search, the Crossroads Prison Ministries board of directors is pleased to announce that it has unanimously selected Joe Pryor to be Crossroads’ next President and CEO, effective February 3,...